Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-25

LOCAL

a Another active demand Tor real estate
shas sprung up this week.
N Nebraska parties contemplate engage
ing in the dry goods business in Yank-
ton.
81 A gentleman from Cincinnati is to-
day negotiating for q quarter section
NEAR by the city.
Yaukton has q right to feel good these
days. 1t is pulling to some purpose
4 and the load begins to move.
n Several carriage loads OF ladies and
sRentlemen from Yankton hunted
&&pickerel in the Jim near GAINESVILLE yes
terday.
The property purchased yesterday by
Dan McDevltt is on Capitol street, in
stead of Douglas avenue, as stated yes
terdey.
# The boiler at the pressed brick COM
4 pany's yards has sprung another leak,
##aud this time it will be eent AVA for
repairs.
The hour of Sunday sohool at he M.
Ii. church has been changed from 2:30
p. m. to IL M. Patrons and friends of the
4 church are requested to take notice.
u Yankton's oil mill will be built in time
30 commence operations as 500 as this
years flax crop is threshed. Like every
thing else undertaken this spring, it is
. go.
A Minneapolis man telegraphed
Judge Roberts to-day offering $4,000
Cor the Leighton Wynn lot on Third
street. He wants it for q special pur-
pose.
The II. J.. NJ. O. P. r. 8. T. v. W.,
ladies OF the M. E. church will give a
strawberry and cresm festival, Wednes-
day evening, June LIST. Everybody in
yited.
81 Harry Humans railroad map OF
Yankton, issued this spring, is being
verified. Two Of tine projected lines on
the map have been as good as secured
and a third is nibbling hard.
II Now that the Duluth line is fixed and
the Omaha line is fixed let us turn our
attention 70 the Illinois Central, which
is almost fixed. After that roads will
come by the force of attraction.
81 Judge Thomas and Judge Spencer, OF
she supreme court, have about concluded
TO purchase q forty sore tract near the
u Sphinx farm for $4,000. They believe
Yankton will grow out 10 it before many
years have passed.
n The popular talk ct Omaha Monday
was e railroad from Ysnkton, via Omaha,
4 10 Galveston. 1t struck the big boomers
of the Nebraska metropolis az Just the
thing. The Omaha Southern is heading
that way and is travelling right slong.
For the benefit Of attorneys and Others
1 interested in the earliest information re.
lative to the supreme court decisions. it ii
stated upon authority from the supreme
Z bench shat at IL, I'M to. morrow the gu
! preme court will make q report OF al
decisions.
The apron snd lawn party to be given
by st. Agnes and st. Cecilia guilds o.
Christ church, at the residence OF Mrs
E. E. Hudson OF Monday, May s0th, has
been postponed until Tuesday evening
msy 31st. AL ere cordially invited tt
be present.
Miss Abrams, q missionary recently
appointed to India, will be IN the cit,
Tomorrow and will talk to the women
old and young. at three O'Clock In thu
afternoon, and will deliver q public ed
dress in the evening OF eight O'Clock
Services ct the II. e. church.
George Fox, who was mixed up in th'
brawl of Sunday last at the Jim rive
picnic. was arrested yesterday. and wa
TO have appeared before Judge Rossteu
esoher to-day. but he turned up MISSING
at the hour for trial and it is suppose
he has gone to cooler chimes.
A reception will be rendered the Fs,
D. T. Bradley and family on Friday eve
ming next, at the residence of j. q. Nc
Way. Every member oil the church an
congregation and all Interested In th
church are cordially invited to be pres
emit.
The steamer Tompkins, one week OF
from Bismarck. tied up at this port tn
morning. One hundred tons Of oa'
will 6s loaded here to.dsy and The bol